Love the picture quality. The camera is small, lightweight and easy to use.
Sony HDR-CX12 HD Video Camera
by Joanna Pineda Posted on September 17, 2008
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2 replies on “Sony HDR-CX12 HD Video Camera”
As the technology is gradually advancing so we expect alo more then that from apple and other major companies dealing in video conferencing devices or applications .and the new model by SONY is the perfect example .
3. About six months I witness the wonder of videoconferencing when I was asked to deliver my lecture from my university to a high school via video conferencing. First I was thinking it was just a camera recording my lecture and will make the necessary editing to show the high school students but later I realized that I was interacting with the students live. Great technology